Notices

epage when u say extras devel, u mean this one, cuz where is version 1.0.5-0?

It seems that the font size in recent log makes the names not readable, not enough room.

I like the changes but the font is a tad to big. I'd shrink it a little for messages (not contacts). I'd suggest maybe adding a way to save messages/SMS too from DC? For example, if say a friend texted you directions or a number and you wanted to see it later. Or have a way to save all temp. But i guess quickclip can do that too

If you don't want to do that then i guess make texts copy and pastable. or highlightable.

You are browsing extras and not extras-devel
See http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d...d/dialcentral/

That is correct, the only role Dialcentral plays in notifications is for configuring them

A previous post of mine has the different command line apps you can run

I'd suggest first printing the alarm info to confirm its configured. Another way of doing this is looking at "/var/lib/alarmd/alarmd_queue.xml".

Check "~/.dialcentral" to see if there are ".json" files in that directory. Those contain the information used to determine if the user should be notified. Are there both ".json" and ".old.json" files?

Try running the notifier manually. See if it gives any errors or if it seems to update the ".json" files.

Sounds good. I'll try and tweak these some more.

I think this is a reasonable idea. If you could please add it to the feature requests I'd appreciate it. It makes it easier for me to track conversations related to a specific feature and it allows you to better track my progress and give feedback on what I'm doing

Will do when I get on my computer tomorrow. Don't have garage login info on my tablet.

I agree, the recent tab is a little much. You have minutes and hours showing again. You had it shortened to M,H and D...fit much better. I had it tweaked before so that just the name of the person was the larger font (1.5) not the time, miss/received text. I found it to fit nearly all my contacts that way.

I do love the new messages interface fits nicely.

I do think that having the contacts a little larger would be beneficial ( at least in my eyes/thumbs)

1.0.5 will not login nor work for me - I get an error across the bottom that I can't fully read.

I had to go back to 1.0.4-5... which is working for me.

epage thanks for the help. I ran the commands, checked alarm_queue, checked the json files. Everything checked out good. Looked like it should be working.

User Error strikes again. At some point I had turned off LED notification for instant messages and missed calls. Enabled that in the display control panel, LED started blinking right away.

Thanks for all the hard work on this.

Are you using GrandCentral, if so 1.0.5 does not have support for it, 1.0.5 only supports Google Voice.

Epage I updated and now it doesn't work. When I start the program it tries to login and then has an issue.
"request_credentials[] got an unexpected keyword argument 'de..."
Sooo. do you need me to run .py to see everything?
here it is anyways:
~ $ python2.5 /usr/bin/dialcentral.py
python2.5[2029]: GLIB WARNING ** libglade - unknown property `orientation' for class `GtkVBox'
python2.5[2029]: GLIB WARNING ** libglade - unknown property `orientation' for class `GtkVBox'
/usr/lib/dialcentral/gtk_toolbox.py:190: UserWarning: Session refresh failed with the following message "Login Failed"
mappedItem = function(*item)
/usr/lib/dialcentral/dc_glade.py:338: UserWarning: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/dialcentral/dc_glade.py", line 332, in attempt_login
loggedIn, serviceId = self._login_by_user(numOfAttempts)
File "/usr/lib/dialcentral/dc_glade.py", line 395, in _login_by_user
defaultCredentials = self._credentials
File "/usr/lib/python2.5/contextlib.py", line 33, in __exit__
File "/usr/lib/dialcentral/gtk_toolbox.py", line 51, in gtk_lock
yield
File "/usr/lib/dialcentral/dc_glade.py", line 395, in _login_by_user
defaultCredentials = self._credentials
TypeError: request_credentials() got an unexpected keyword argument 'defaultCredentials'

self._errorDisplay.push_exception()